Preservation Wins as Moscow Bulldozers Spare Church
In Moscow a 17th century Church of Simeon Stolpnik was spared while slum clearance proceeds for a large urban renewal project. Nikolai Sobolev, chief inspector for architectural monuments, leads efforts to protect churches including St. Basil's, among about 1,200 official monuments and 250 candidates amid housing pressures and modernization.
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New Bible Uses Hebrew Place Names
Jerusalem AP reports a new English Bible translation uses Hebrew forms for people and places. Editors explain the change aims to restore original names like Adam, Eve, Cain, Abel, Moses, and Mizraim, aligning readers with ancient Hebrew pronunciations.
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NHS Reform Sparks Debate Over Costs and Access
Britain’s health service faces growth in bureaucracy as critics claim funding and free drugs drive waste. An NHS prescription charge plan aims to curb overuse, with exemptions for the elderly and chronic patients, while doctors warn of added paperwork and uneven access.
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